pilot; aviator; person who operates an aircraft

Any machine or device capable of flying within the atmosphere or in outer space, including airplanes, helicopters, drones, spacecraft, satellites, rockets, missiles, and unidentified flying objects

unidentified flying object (UFO); also known as [[飞碟|飛碟|fei1 die2]] or [[幽浮|幽浮|you1 fu2]]

The vapor trail produced by an aircraft flying through cold, moist air

spaceflight; space travel

drone or unmanned aerial vehicle; an aircraft without a human pilot on board that is controlled by remote control or an automated system

stunt flying; aerobatics

visual flight; flying an aircraft using visual references to the ground rather than instruments alone

Two or more aircraft flying together in an organized arrangement; flight in formation.

flying at an extremely low altitude; hedgehopping

A recreational adventure sport where a pilot flies a lightweight, foot-launched glider aircraft with no rigid primary structure.

the safety of aircraft flight and operation

A person skilled in flying aircraft, especially one with outstanding achievements; flyer or airman

An inspection or surprise audit conducted without prior notice; in sports, refers to out-of-competition drug testing.

airplane mode on an electronic device

flying car; hovercar; a vehicle capable of both road travel and flight

the upper deck of an aircraft carrier where planes take off and land

universal ruler in Indian religions who rolls the wheel of dharma to every corner of the world

a record or log of a flight; the data captured by a flight recorder

flight recorder; black box

flight recorder; black box

flying car or vehicle capable of flight and ground travel

an object or light seen in the sky that is not readily identifiable as any known aircraft or natural phenomenon

a flight from one location to another without any landings in between

spaceflight; the act of flying or traveling in outer space

A person professionally trained to operate a spacecraft or perform tasks during space exploration.